Militantropos
UKRAINE: From mass graves to choral singing, images traverse Ukraine’s landscapes, questioning identity while war normalises behaviours unimaginable.
UKRAINE: From mass graves to choral singing, images traverse Ukraine’s landscapes, questioning identity while war normalises behaviours unimaginable.
MENTAL HEALTH: When mental health and political crisis collide, reflection transforms into resistance.
MOTHERHOOD: Exploring single motherhood, technology, and self-expression, ‘Motherboard’s captures intimate moments using iPhones, blurring boundaries between life and technology.
Living in exile is hard, as we can experience in Mohamed Jabaly’s award-winning Life Is Beautiful. Despite the hardships, this film is a feel-good story celebrating solidarity and friendship.
NIHILISM: A globe-trotting journey through the emotional wasteland of the digital age.
IDENTITY: Delve into the complex identities formed by Luxembourg’s immigrant youth
IDEOLOGY: A disintegrated society finds unity, energy, and meaning by uniting around a suitable’ enemy’. Totalitarian propaganda has led to the decision to allow Ukraine to use F-16 fighter jets against the nuclear power Russia – with the significant consequences it may entail.
THE WEST: European culture is «characterized by a melancholic feeling due to its alienation or inferiority towards a source that evokes a nostalgic feeling.» Really?
SENSE: In preparation for eye surgery, Mark Cousins explores the role that visual experience plays in our individual and collective lives.
ART: For the sake of our planet, how can society stimulate a counter narrative to hyper productivity?
SOCIETY: Simon Beaulieu’s untraditional film seeks to convey the multitude of anxieties experienced in the modern world.
“The Moon Inside You” is a personal journey into the mysteries and many prejudices surrounding menstruation. But director Diana Fabiánová’s attempt to tell the whole story causes a lack of focus in the film and makes it feel fumbling.